Morae today (29 September) formally unveils a new Legal Intelligence Platform, with its first module – MorAI Spend Intelligence – providing a tech + managed services offering that connects ELM, […]
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Salesforce, Inc. has launched a new inter partes review at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board, filing IPR2026-00477 on September 24, 2026. Although the public docket caption identifies the petitioner as Salesforce, the filing is notable for what it may reveal about the company’s broader patent defense strategy and the kinds of prior-art arguments now being tested at the PTAB.
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In a marriage of two alternative legal services providers, Repario, a company with a focus on e-discovery and managed review, has acquired UnitedLex, a global company that provides a broader range of services spanning legal process outsourcing, legal operations, litigation, IP, contracts and technology.Repario said that by blending its agility and innovation with the operational depth and multinational…
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Alesis, an AI assistant grounded solely in the laws of England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, and which checks its answers “exhaustively” against primary sources, has gone live, we […]
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I am trying to be more idle. I know, I know, if I was any more idle, I would be lying down. In this Puritan Work Ethic Paradise, being idle is a dangerous choice. Fortunately, it’s idleness with purpose. It is something I have tried in other workplaces but an academic environment seems particularly well-suited to…
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California’s approval of SB 574 is emerging as one of the most consequential legal-industry developments of the year, even without a same-day court ruling attached to it. The bill would place clear limits on how lawyers use generative AI in legal work, including restricting delegation of legal practice to AI tools, requiring verification of AI-generated material, and imposing disclosure-related constraints…
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Global alternative legal services provider UnitedLex is to be acquired from private equity giant CVC by eDiscovery provider Repario Data, according to our sources at the company. Repario is backed […]
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UK legal transformation consultancy Jalubro has appointed legal technology leader David Lumsden as advisor to the board, we can reveal. Lumsden, who brings with him more than three decades of […]
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Law firms and legal departments face pressure to adopt AI, yet buying another tool does not answer the hardest question: Which problem needs solving? Dr. Maryam Salehijam, founder and CEO of Andarzi, joins TGIR hosts, Greg Lambert and Marlene Gebauer, to discuss how legal teams choose between existing systems, new vendors, and tools built for their own workflows.
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A group of major news organizations, including CNN, Politico, and MS Now, has sued the Trump administration in federal court in Washington, alleging that restrictions on their White House access amount to a viewpoint-based punishment of disfavored press outlets. The complaint frames the exclusions as a direct First Amendment violation, teeing up a consequential test of the constitutional limits on…
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